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Gothic Landscapes in Mary Butts’s ,e time, in which “early forces of industrialization were producing vast changes in the ways people lived and worked. Rural patterns of life were being broken up by enclosure of land and by the labor demands of urban-centered industry” (Punter 413). Karl Marx argued that under capitalism man is furth

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2163-9 the poetry. Crumbling architecture, dark confusing labyrinths, frightening interiors, and craggy outcroppings are just a few elements of landscape that make up the Gothic and help set the stage for what unfolds in Gothic texts. Rather than what Alan Lloyd-Smith calls “trappings as trivial stage mac

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Causes of Risk Information Concealment,in the early 1970s, Eugenides uses the landscape of Detroit and its suburb to illustrate the deception of the perfect lawn and white picket fence image of the American Dream. The neighborhood denies the seething horrors hiding behind their landscape, but as the elm-lined window dressing is carried a

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